Dan Patrick Reacts To Tom Brady's First Broadcast | 9/9/24

Dan Patrick reacts to Tom Brady's first appearance inside the broadcast booth calling NFL games

[@chadwaters5666]

They should of had a 3 man booth with Greg Olsen. I remember the first year Troy Aikman did games he was in a 3 man booth until he figured out how TV worked.

[@keenannorris3309]

Great point.

[@Crusader7077]

I absolutely agree regarding the 3-main booth. Back in the 1990s, when Phil Simms started out in a 3-man booth with Dick Enberg and Paul Maguire, Simms was very green, and Paul Maguire was a help to Simms during that time. Another veteran color commentator, in a 3-man booth with Kevin Burkhardt, would be an asset to Brady working alongside him.

[@ericsupermagnificent]

Technically it was a 3 man booth with Mike Pereira lol

[@jjgreen5206]

Greg is even worse

[@davidaustad7798]

greg Olsen is so annoying you can tell when he favors a team

[@velmanevarez2263]

Hearing Brady,…made me appreciate how good Romo is.

[@jdc4483]

I think Dan summed it up when he said that Tom knows football, now he needs to know TV. I’m reminded of Joe Montana when he tried a stent in the booth. It was painful to watch because you knew he’s a genius on the field, but you have to be able to get it out in 10 to 15 soundbites.

[@terrydelahunt842]

Getting a stent in the booth would definitely be painful!

[@vanmoody]

I am glad he said that this was fixable. It would be easy to throw Tom away thinking he can't get it.

[@LanceG007]

Joe also didn’t really want to do it and has said as much

[@RobertMJohnson]

Montana and Brady aren’t exactly the highest IQ individuals

[@chayang4812]

​@@RobertMJohnson?

[@T.Coscia]

Agree with Pauly 100% on the voice thing. Tom doesn't have a broadcaster voice, which to me, is just as important as the analysis.

[@18S12]

He absolutely needs to go Romo at least a little bit.

[@SuperOmnicronsj44]

Same voice as Olson. No big deal.

[@knightu1642]

First day on the job and Brady still can't catch a break. Remember when he was thrown in to his first game as a Patriot? Yeah not many people remember much and there were too many comparisons with Bledsoe. Some said Brady's cadence with his squeaky voice would never work well for a long QB career. How did that turn out?

[@OUTFOXEM]

@@macdaknife5160 Lol it's ok if you love Tom but he absolutely does not have a great voice for TV. Tom Brady was blessed with many, many gifts -- a good voice is not one of them.

[@rickdeckardbladerunner2049]

​@@OUTFOXEMI think he has a great voice. Go back and watch Brady 6 the documentary as he talks a lot in that. If he gets goofy, it's not good, I'll give you that. He can work on his vocal delivery. He has the basics.

[@jasonmiller3134]

The Manningcast has all sorts of technical language, and we love it! Don't dumb it down, Brady!

[@patriotsfan122480]

I don’t think the issue is the technical side. It’s timing. The analysis needs to be quick, decisive, he needs to learn when to stop talking for the play by play, injuries, etc. and then pick the story back up again after the event happens. The Manningcast is different. Peyton and Eli can spend 10-15 minutes focusing on 1 play as the game continues to go by or interviewing one of their guests on their thoughts on the game, or the weekends games or a player in particular and they can just focus on that. The booth isn’t like that, which is one of the reasons the Manningcast is enjoyable especially after years of booth broadcasts. Honestly, since you brought up the Manningcast, Fox probably would have been better off doing their own version of it with Brady and some others. Sit them on a couch, in front of the tv, watching “America’s Game of the Week” or whatever, and just let them cut loose as an alternative to the broadcast booth. He’d probably be much better in a studio setting anyway, but it was also his first time doing this live for four quarters, with people tuning in to see what would happen as well.

[@JustMeELC]

Not the problem... or even one of the many issues tbh

[@BlakeBearden-lt3cf]

@@JustMeELCahh yes I bet you would be great in the booth

[@mikegwin2924]

He just needs to talk about the game like he would if he was watching with a buddy at a sports bar. Just talk about what you’re seeing on the screen, what you like what you don’t like, and be excited about it.

[@Lloyd00]

first game, i'll reserve judgement. That being said its kinda crazy how much of a natural Peyton is. You knew when you saw him on SNL that he was made for TV!

[@shep68]

Same with Olsen. He was good way back when they let him call games while he was still playing. That's why dumping him for Brady is so polarizing.

[@Lloyd00]

@@shep68 polarizing to who? its got nothing to do with how good Olsen is. its got everything to do with the name. Brady gets that job no matter who had it before outside of Peyton

[@Valpo2004]

Hilarious thing is Peyton wanted to be a broadcaster who works from home, hence the Manningcast.

[@marioz3200]

hes goofy but it works for him and TV

[@jjgreen5206]

The best at being critical was Dan Dierdorf. He did it confidently, correctly and didn’t hesitate. Watch the 1988 Super Bowl, it’s one of the best broadcasts I’ve ever heard. Dan just picking apart the Broncos, for not recognizing the counter gap play the Redskins we’re running

[@afridgetoofar1818]

Dierdorf always cracked me up.

[@famousmcfly80]

Dierdorf was just the best. My personal favorite. Ever. He was a brilliant color guy. You could tell how much he loved football. Complimentary towards players and coaches, yet critical when needed. He’s definitely missed in the booth.

[@Mirristal]

I think what these dudes don’t grasp is that Tom is a master *in* the game, not *out* of the game. Watching film and PLANNING accordingly is Tom’s specialty - he’s a thinker. His speciality is not running a fake “public analysis” on every play. That’s why he’s awkward and pauses, because he isn’t used to thinking at an average level. This is the case with a lot of extraordinary people - Elon Musk for instance, he pauses and stumbles constantly, and that’s because he has so much information and creativity in his mind, he’s precise - just like Tom. This won’t be easy for Tom to adapt to. Extraordinary people are often awkward speakers in public

[@newjack900]

When was Brady ever charismatic? Super competitive guy who was always a bit robotic

[@mariawagner1811]

Exactly!

[@BDevi0us]

Tony Romo made it look easy to go into broadcasting NFL games. Brady definitely needs to get better.

[@andysing72]

Romo now a parody of what he was.

[@rickdeckardbladerunner2049]

​@@andysing72yes I wonder what happened to Romo. He would predict plays and be right a lot. He doesn't do that as much these days and that's what made him great.

[@joshuabrown5123]

It wasn't horrible. First time out jitters, mistakes, etc. With that, the take on Tom's voice is spot on. Between Brady and Olsen, I still prefer Greg on color commentary.

[@PeterSokol-bl5vz]

No…it was horrible.

[@lewisinnorthcarolina2204]

Much prefer Ross Tucker at 5% the cost

[@Mrcharles.]

Joe buck and Troy Aikman owned the broadcast booth at Fox for 15 years and I still think they should’ve remained there.

[@melb2258]

Who the f is Greg Olsen ? Fox Sports got an All American superstar, Tom F’ing Brady on there, and that’s all that matters!!

[@joshuabrown5123]

@@melb2258 he's the former player now color commentator who's currently much better at the gig than Brady.

[@bigmonmagoomba9634]

I’m not gonna make a decision based on one game but he’s gonna have to get better.

[@DavidRamirez9054]

It honesty sounded like Brady was reading out loud. Does anybody remember when Joe Montana tried to do TV back in the 90s? Just because you’re an all-time great as a player, doesn’t mean you’re meant for broadcasting

[@TerminalFrost79]

Exactly. Couldn’t of said it better

[@shep68]

My thoughts too. Cool Joe has zero personality on tv. Brady is only slightly above him. Olsen got robbed, and as far as I'm concerned Fox's #2 crew is actually their #1 now.

[@CSmoothh]

He struggled his first game he ever played in the NFL and look how that turned out

[@inspectah_ant]

⁠@@shep68they should of left Olsen on the #1 team and put Brady on the #3 or 4 team until he learns the ropes

[@lewisinnorthcarolina2204]

Jerry Rice was horrible too

[@J_Braz_]

Have Tom drink a 6 pack of beer before the game. That'll loosen up that tounge.

[@OUTFOXEM]

So... the Troy Aikman Way.

[@piffpete420]

There was times when I forgot it was Tom on the broadcast. He will be a good broadcaster. For a first time it was good

[@kane7806]

Tom should be the pre game and half time host of Sunday night football. Then he can break things down and play off other people.

[@atg1338]

Sunday night is nbc not fox

[@kane7806]

Glad it's not my 375 mill then 😬

[@MrStateoftheCity]

That's even harder

[@OhNiceMatt]

Tom couldnt perform on Sunday night football with that 6.5 long legged man squeezing African American woman broadcaster - just look how Chris Sims cowds down, lol

[@matthewadams8294]

@@atg1338 That’s not the point.

[@davebarrett2570]

As always, Great Take!!!

[@crizzonet]

The funny thing is Tom actually did break down the plays a bunch of times, and gave great analysis. Anyone that knows football understood him. I don’t care about his voice, I want to hear his knowledge.

[@crislee4057]

Sounded like a play-by-play from a 90s EA football video game

[@jimquann2400]

Patrick and his people know the broadcast JOB AND WORK!! IT IS A JOB, and they made good honest points. They were not out to burn Brady. Good Job by DP here

[@BB019thS]

These guys are on a podcast mind you talking about the 🐐

[@DevinJHiggins]

Did HS and small college football PBP for 15 years. Everyone thinks it's easy until you're in the box doing it and I can define how Tom was in one word - Stiff. He was too tight and sounded like he was fighting against the natural rhythm of the game. The good news is that can be overcome with time. But it takes WORK. It took me the better part of a season to build that familiarity and comfortability, but my first broadcasts didn't sound any better than he did, frankly. Having been a lifelong Pats fan, if anyone can put in that work, it's Tom. Whether or not he can make the adjustments to fit with Kevin and be a solid color analyst is the question.

[@atg1338]

🤣🤣🤣 shocker that the Patriot fan thinks he can pull it off😲😲😲🤣🤣🤡🤡🤡

[@DevinJHiggins]

@@atg1338 Shocker that some Jethro would crawl out of the sticks long enough to try and troll me before your internet connection shorted out.

[@atg1338]

@@DevinJHiggins shocker that a 🤡 like you would use tne troll word. ever think for yourself 🤡🤔

[@bobgehret2102]

He needs to add some anecdotes from his playing days about Belichick or Charlie Weiss or teammates.

[@robertpesa4157]

You never go full ROMO 😂

[@markwatkins2367]

Agree 100%

[@plantcitychuck2551]

I guess everybody's first time on a new job went perfectly

[@atg1338]

Greg,Tony and Troy were great....

[@Ben-v7e]

Exactly!! These clowns.

[@JustMeELC]

So Brady is your idol... Got it lol 🙄

[@SawBlade11]

@@JustMeELCare you stupid?

[@christopherweise438]

I wasn't paid 375 million dollars and inserted onto the #1 broadcast team without a shred of experience, thereby kicking off the guy everybody likes. They did that without ever trying to figure out IF he could do it.

[@wreckim]

The word is that Tom told Fox ownership that hiring him was the best decision they've ever made, and I'm pretty sure ten years from now we'll be looking up the 198 analysts hired before him and include that in the movie that's sure to be released right about then. If The Rock can learn to sing on a Disney track, believe me, Tom will figure this part of broadcasting by game 5 or so. The only thing I would not trust on Tom Brady to do, is to throw a game for the mob to win a bet. The dude is a stud of a winner.

[@honeybeeandme]

Tom please don't let these people try to break you lol trust people are begging to finally say things about you cause your a GREAT. MY GOODNESS

[@DavidBagga]

I’m reserving judgement on him until the day after the superbowl so hes got 1full season under his belt, but the only thing for me was that I never noticed how high his voice is. I’m definitely Gonna be curious to see how this all plays out 🏈🎙️

[@atg1338]

Why didn't Tony need an entire yr to be so good? Why didn't Greg need an entire yr to be so good? Stop making excuses

[@DavidBagga]

@@atg1338 IMO because they’re just more outgoing than him and Brady is more polarizing than those guys. I also think if he doesn’t improve after this year or next year, he’ll quietly sever the ties with fox and focus on the raiders ownership and his other things. That’s why I’m waiting until the end of the season to judge him.

[@jsm530]

Brady always had an awful shrill voice like a woman. You can hear it in Madden games.

[@coldbluewater9025]

Best thing for Brady‘s broadcasting career is for him to come out and lay an egg and everybody tell him he’s terrible and it’s not fixable. LFGooooatttt

[@youpodtubecast]

Tom doesnt have the charisma to do that job. he tried acting if you remember. he has done a few good commercials. best QB ever, top brass human. not a talker.

[@keithmurray3827]

He spent his whole career protecting his brand and being guarded, now in his current capacitu, he has to be more unfiltered and I'm unsure he knows how to be that

[@LanceG007]

This isn’t true I remember he did some online commercials that were fantastic

[@Hgcyvhv]

I remember watching him on SNL and...look, live comedy is hard. But I remeber watching Peyton on SNL. A little goofy at times yeah. But that dude had natural charisma and timing. He'll, even Eli did a lot better on that than I expected. And you see how those two are doing on TV now. Still, I can give Brady a season to work the kinks out

[@youpodtubecast]

@@Hgcyvhv agreed all around

[@c.mccool1123]

Meh, we've seen him mic'd up and in casual conversations. Himself is what he has to be. If he would be upset at something on the field, then he should get upset about it in the booth. If there's something he would say to his teammates on the field, he should say it in the booth. Throw out a "let's go" after a big play, yell at something going on on the field....anything. Shitting all over Deshaun Watson is what he should have done and it would have been legendary. Just needs his personality to come through and he will be fine.

[@kikovazquez7277]

Extremely interesting to hear you pros provide a serious and clinical evaluation of Brady's debut. I only watched a few minutes of this game and half of that time I didn't realize Brady was in the booth. To my unprofessional ears, he sounded fine but kind of ordinary - like watching a New Mexico State v. San Jose State game with unheralded talent in the booth.

[@JustMeELC]

You clearly didn't listen long... He was truly awkward & awful

[@redfields5070]

Give him time. We can't tell anything until he gets relaxed.

[@buckeye200175]

Emotional emphasis will come with experience…once he is just being himself is enough

[@pfpchad2747]

It sounds like Brady is going to have a slight learning curve. I think he'll be fine with a few broadcasts under his belt.

[@JustMeELC]

Nothing 'slight' about it tbh

[@pfpchad2747]

@@JustMeELC If anyone can figure it out, Brady can.

[@andrewgriffith2173]

Bald Bryan from Adam Carolla show called it almost 20 years ago, Brady was a spaz in high school, not a word smith. I’m sure you can grow and he’s had a lot of experience since then and is a great leader. But that doesn’t mean you’re inclined to be gregarious and a good communicator

[@cliffordnewell2445]

Going by his pro career, Brady could be the greatest boothman ever.

[@susanbartlett-ye6476]

I remember Dan when he did radio reports for WTUE

[@DreamCather147]

Reminds me of Fred "The Hammer" Williamson on MNF. I do believe will get better.

[@evanshear5378]

Bradys problem is he wants to please and has nothing/original to say. Cause you’re the goat 🐐 doesn’t make you great at everything. He’s no Dick Emberg and will never be.

[@keithferris9574]

Yeah you could hear the wheels turning during the dead air.

[@fpSmoker]

I told my wife during the game that Brady isn't the announcer type. The amount of dead air was very noticeable and kind of awkward. He never really talked about what he noticed on the field or about the current play as it happened. I mostly heard about what he did during a game.

[@Ben-v7e]

He did fine, sheesh, the guy's first national broadcast isn't going to be veteran. But he offered some great insights during the game, and showed the high level of expertise you'd want from a commentator, plus great professionalism FOR A FIRST-TIMER. Seriously, what else would you expect.

[@diggitydog412]

you must be a Tom Brady fan. I have rarely heard an analyst sound worse for their first game. He wasn't very good. I think he can get better though. The guy is very intelligent. But don't put your head in the sand.....he was not good in his debut. Greg Olsen for instance .....was good in his first game.

[@knightu1642]

None of those guys, including Dan can say a damn thing about Brady's football IQ. So they have to criticize his commentating ability. Just enjoy that we get to see Brady again and know that he will only get better. Do you think Fox would shell out $325 million for 10 years without knowing about his squeaky voice? Everybody has heard him mic'ed up!

[@moheganson]

@@diggitydog412Maybe but Olsen didn’t have all of America anticipating it and watching it He’s not A level fame

[@JustMeELC]

​@@knightu1642 omg you have to be kidding 🙄🤦

[@mikelavin9704]

You make it sound wrong to criticize his suitability and performance as a commentator when he was hired as a....commentator. You obviously neither listened to the game nor the video: Patrick acknowledges his superlative understanding of the game, but not television. You are as terrible as those whom you purport to be inherently anti-Brady. Word of the day to look up: nuance.

[@ronnieniles8789]

What do you think now? The Cowboys/Lions was excellent. That was a brutal game to keep people's interest. Not a big Tom fan but that was really well done.

[@keithsullivan-lt4nk]

PUT IT OUT THERE LIKE YOURE SITTING WITH YOUR BUDDIES DRINKING A BEER. BRING ME INTO YOUR LIVING ROOM FEET ON THE COFFEE TABLE

[@HBr-j7c]

Didn't Howard Cosell touch on this very thing in his autobio _I Never Played the Game_ ?

[@Myles720]

Really bummed that Greg Olson hasn’t landed a job yet. He and Kevin were terrific last year.

[@rww71]

He called the Falcons Steelers game yesterday, he still has a job.

[@jamescharles8663]

He's on their # 2 broadcast

[@scottschendel1223]

still has a job but went from making 10 million to 3 million on second broadcast team

[@jagd408]

lol u crazy rather have brady

[@MrMuaythai84]

@@scottschendel1223 OMG how will he survive on 3 million i feel so bad for him.

[@fourthquartermotivation1911]

I think the problem with Brady is he doesn;t want to be critical of anyone . he has to give his opinion and he needs to be critical , this is what we want to hear.

[@jwt2345]

Coming from someone who has come to love TB yesterday was bad. Just the first game so I won’t overreact, but he has a long way to go. He didn’t sound natural

[@TerryTitus-w1s]

I really believe ex-players are great at analyzing but there is a reason alot of great announcers weren't players themselves.

[@BlakeBearden-lt3cf]

Don’t see Dan patrick doing it lol

[@christinecastle4836]

He might be nervous and this was his first time

[@johnholland5021]

I think he did great.

[@garthcasper3955]

Well said on all points .

[@bardwelldavidjelliff7632]

David Lee Roth thought he could host his own radio show. He knew music but he could not pull off Dr Johnny Fever.

[@bigbadjohn7053]

First thing I thought was Brady's voice is really high pitched. It isn't the vocal tone I would normally associate with a broadcast voice. I think it will only work if he has total command. Otherwise, he sounds like a young boy whose voice is starting to crack.

[@InStevenWeTrust]

Give him a full season to work out the kinks. Knowing how competitive he is, I'm sure he's going to do his damn best to improve. My favorite voice is still Morgan Freeman and Bill Clinton.

[@bretmoore4988]

Tony Romo is a good one to learn from

[@sugarshackstudios4889]

TOTALLY agree

[@SteveGee1986]

Advice: Analyst should watch film with his own O & D coach prepping for the game. This is big money broadcast so that would be nothing for Fox or CBS. What fans want today is pre-snap reads, how you would audible, then post play analysis. Make the announcer shut the heck up during pre-snap.

[@TimPerdue-n8w]

Deshawn watson played the way brady talk

[@JustMeELC]

You win best comment lolol

[@hawlikd]

I noticed the same thing about Tom's high pitch voice. It did get on my nerves. You think Fox Sports would have known that?

[@freedomwarrior5225]

Pat Summeralle and Madden made me like football.

[@imgonnapackit]

Goal for his first time - don't have a disastrous performance. I think he achieved that. A lot of work to do no doubt, but I'm not gonna read too much into his first game.

[@atg1338]

He was horrible for f sake !!!

[@johnvrabec9747]

Tom has to pretend he's watching a game at a bar with his buddies and he's calling out the plays and action as it happens. Just be loosey goosey,

[@lnlw6471]

Brady will never be disagreeable enough to be a gifted public speaker.

[@xavierb9061]

Madden

[@keithferris9574]

Very astute observation

[@bardwelldavidjelliff7632]

Tom is getting $300 million over 10 years for this gig.

[@moheganson]

375

[@boco1951]

He is not a natural. He was a great player but there are people who worked just as hard at being on camera and learning how to talk. Former players and coaches make it with their personality!

[@jayesonmack3108]

Tom Brady is taking a big risk becoming a broadcaster being in the GOAT conversation its best to remain as mythical as possible like a MJ. But Tom has opened the door and now people will soon forget about his field play and judge him off this open book broadcasting and thats not good. The route he should take is be himself like how Barkley is. Tom is great enough to come on air and just talk about whatever

[@nolongerblocked6210]

"Breather plays" ..Dan those are common sense, the term might be new to you but those aren't new. John Madden used to talk about those all the time in the 90s. Specifically Dallas getting Emmitt Smith a chance to catch his breath & that it was "Troy & Michael Irvin's turn so Emmitt could rest." Madden also said the same thing during 49ers games. He used to say "Ricky Watters needs to take a few plays so Steve & Jerry could rest." Imo Brady was subpar, he seemed stiff & aloof... if I gave him a letter grade it'd be a D+

[@josecuellar3620]

It was a tough listen.. he is no Greg Olson. If he doesn’t tighten it up in his 2nd broadcast fox is in trouble.. thank god for the mute button.

[@kingarcy36]

he the best for the job let him be him

[@johnhaversack1634]

Brady first game in the NFL wasnt a masterpiece either..how do that work out...give it time.

[@e.coughlin6608]

Bad take. Fox didn’t hire Tom Brady for a broadcaster’s voice. They hired him because he’s Tom F’n Brady. His football knowledge is top tier and he’ll get more comfortable in terms of filling air space, etc. He was informative and critical at times when needed. Anyone who expected him to sound like a pro broadcaster had the wrong expectation going in.

[@rockitflash]

It was pretty bad. I think Tom is a quiet introvert trying to land a job where the requirement is to be an over the top extrovert. That’s the difference between him and Tony Romo. I enjoy Romo’s excitement coupled with insight based on experience.

[@williedaviskcmo]

i like romo too but brady gonna be good he’s fine

[@lindasaddler4692]

OMG. Tom has to learn just like ALL of them needed to if they've never been commentators, only players. If anyone happened to notice, Saban let the others talk and he was the only one who had a laptop in front of him, for help. He did fine when he commented, but he listened, A LOT, before speaking. So, Tom has a high voice. He should be dismissed because some don't like his voice. At least his grammar is correct which is more than I can say for many others. Brady was fine & will improve like all other new comers to TV commentating.

[@LeeBason]

OMG! Stop it! He did just fine for a rookie and he was not a distraction or a disaster.

[@nickroos6719]

McCoy was so awful I felt compelled to look up who was announcing. Great work from Dan as usual.

[@wmcuccia1356]

Wow! Did not think it would be that bad. In the words of Bill Walton "He was Horrible!" And I love Brady. Way out of his comfort zone. I felt bank for "KB" he really had to step in and save Brady more than once.

[@MissKennedythecat]

YO……COLT MCCOY WAS ABSOLUTELY NAILS ON CHALKBOARD! Didn’t hear tom, no way it was worse than colts voice.

[@JJdeluxe2000]

He was brutal Saturday.

[@MissKennedythecat]

@@JJdeluxe2000 It was. Really brutal. Glad someone else noticed

[@timothylinn]

I always hated Jon Gruden as an announcer because everything was always great and every player was always great, and no one ever got called out. I’m seeing the same thing with Brady. He’s pulling his punches. I hate that.

[@sprinter18]

Manningcast destroys anything brady will ever do in the booth

[@mikeymessier]

“He needed to be more of somebody else”

[@BangumP]

That studio looks 🔥 content on the subject 🔥 as well..subscribe time

[@padraiglocke8844]

He made me fall asleep in my Pats Jersey in New York with kids playing in front of me , Fxxk me he is Brutal lads, he be better off selling Snow to the Eskimos haha he robbing money fair play, The Irish lads over here in the NFL are Legends!!!!

[@jefftemple3097]

Tom just sounded a little uncomfortable the whole time. I think I heard him say Dallas/Cleveland had a great drive like three times. Switch it up a little. Colt McCoy sounded like the “boom goes the dynamite” kid.

[@Sean-i3q]

Why is no one talking about how horrible colt McCoy was calling the Colorado-Nebraska game, Brady was just fine it’ll get better 🙌

[@DB-yp6vm]

At what point did anyone think he would be great at this? He was always political at the post game podium and he was political yesterday. He can’t be afraid to say something that may be a little sensitive to some or many

[@omazz1965]

I thought he did great. Better start than Romo, but do agree with bringing Olson in because he's not only experienced but good.

[@michaelfang1393]

Tony Romo is the steal for CBS. But I think Brady needs a guy like Edelman or Greg Olsen beside him, the energy might work better.

[@JadenJahci]

Hi Dan, 5 9' 160 "It's A Hard..." ~Bob Dylan

[@alex1vid]

Not a Bet David fan but if it was like that interview i get the voice part. Having said that... i think i get why some pros are all anxious about stuff. Guy calls one game and there's critical reaction. Everything they do gets dissected. Even if you tell those guys to "tune it out and turn it off" there's always someone to bring up BS. Miss a dunk it seems like everyone - especially losers that couldn't even make JV, tries to pile on. Miss a pass, uh-uh, you're waived.😂😂

[@starscreamjesse2121]

Brady should have went to the DP broadcasting school

[@charlescdt6509]

i asked my wife and she said she only notices a voice if it is annoying and drowns out the game. She cant stand Romo or Peyton because their voice don't let her focus on the game. Its Color Analyst for a reason, you add to it not surpass the game.

[@4Dangert]

Tom's brain was on a 2 minute delay😮

[@nintendoconvert4045]

Brady will be fine. He will improve

[@SYN30STM]

I was expecting Brady to be more like Romo. Or at least call plays they should run after the previous play turn out. Maybe say what the defense is about to do and how to escape that.

[@melb2258]

Guys he just needs the mic closer to his mouth… other than that we love Tom’s voice ! He was fine, plus Damn Burkhart was talking too much, he’s got to shut up and let Tom talk !!!

[@russbolinger1648]

Tell the viewers what they're seeing!

[@stonephilips9361]

Like Chris Collinsworth has a great voice😩

[@kellengubbins8583]

Seton is so smug